Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18
Condensed Locals.

Yesterday dead infant was found In the sewer
trap NJ the corner OF North Capitol street and
Last evening Mrs B. OLeary, living at 800 9th
street northeast died very suddenly.
Judge =. c. Mills and Judge Weed, OF this city,
address q pubic meeting OF the Sons OF JOnadab
IN Baltimore last evening.
Last evening the agents Of the Equitable En-
dowment Association gave ball at ST Joseph's
Hall. 5th and streets, as the Equitable Social
club the attendance was large.
The voting for the diamond ring at St Dorninic's
fair, 9Th and streets southwest, will close To-
night at 10 O'Clock. The contestants are Misses
Mary Hessler, Lou Fowler, Annie Cuilinane, and
Rev. Dr. T. S. Chrds. Of this city, opened yester
dzy morning the third days session OF tho Unde-
nominational Bible Inspiration COnfere4e, in
Philadelphia, with an address on the .DirlHultie5
u the Scriptures as Tested by the Laws OF Evi-
denCe.r
The revival services at Lincoln Memorial church
conducted by English Evangelist Wharton, are
largely attended.
William Kelly, young colored man employed
as a servant at the house OF Prof Bischoh, was
arraigned in the Police Court to-day charged with
stealing go from MS employer. There was no
evidence 70 show that he tooA the money, and the
Oliver Turner. a colored boy pleaded guilty IN the
Ponce Court to-day 70 charge OF cutting white
BOY named Edward COnrOy. and was sentenced 10
The Reform school during minority.
Thomas Colvir, the cOlored porter who was ar
rested for rOooing his employers, Messrs. Straus-
burger sons. pleaded guilty TO the charge when
araigned before the Police Court this morning
and vas giyen two months 10 jail
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TEE CARNIVAL OF THE MoSTHs-Owiny to the
success OF the Carnival OF the Months at q. A. X
Hall, the Young Peoples Union have decided TO
continue IL on saturday with q lO-cent matinee In
the afternoon. serving dinner at O'Clock, as usual
jackson agt- ". H. jackson. for divorce, the re-
sponoent has, by Jesse II. Wilson and John
Rdout, fled his answer. He denies that he ever
hl-treated the complainant, or that from such
causes she was compelled 70 seek the protection OF
friends. He asserts len him OF her own accord
about August 1, lsss. because he reconstructed
VITA her for keeping Late hours
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH FArR-A s,ereoptican ex-
hbuOn was the feature OF 81. Andrews church
fsir last nisht at the Light Infantry Armory The
exhibition was given by Mr.. lie Droit Barber who
t.On on views The collection AS shown last night
Tor The nrSt time the exhibition Will be repeated
This evening, the last night OF the fair.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. November 10. 1887.
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